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Anna Hiatt

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As seen in: Covering Climate Now, Medium, Business Insider, Reuters, The Washington Post, JSTOR Daily, The Jerusalem Post, Gothamist, The Nation, The Village Voice, The New Republic and
executive editor @CoveringClimate | contributing editor, fmr executive editor, digital @TheNation | @risj_oxford OCJN 2023 fellow | dc born, bred

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I'm a journalist based in New York City, the executive editor at Covering Climate Now, and a contributing editor at The Nation magazine.

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Why COP31 Could Surprise Us

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By Anna Hiatt Verified
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RSVP HERE UN climate summits are all but synonymous with low expectations — long on rhetoric, short on action. But there are concrete reasons why COP31 could be different. Held in Turkey from November 9 to 20, COP31 takes place days after US elections that nonpartisan experts project will cost President Donald Trump his rubber-stamp control of the US Congress.
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Get Prepped to Cover COP31 — From Turkey and Remotely

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RSVP HERE How did we get into this climate mess? And how do we get out of it? Those are the questions that COP, the annual UN climate summit, is supposed to try to answer. But can it, really? In this session, we will delve into the global political landscape of climate policy, focusing on the international processes, agreements, and negotiations that shape climate action worldwide.
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Climate on the Ballot: Voters Want Candidates to Talk About It

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By Anna Hiatt Verified, Kate Yoder Verified
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RSVP HERE Climate change might not be dominating headlines, but it’s on voters’ minds. A new poll from the non-partisan nonprofit Environmental Voter Project finds that 59% of likely midterm voters in eight battleground states want politicians to talk more about climate change and pollution. Among the 81% who said that they wouldn’t rule out a candidate who makes transitioning away from fossil fuels a top priority, seven out of 10 said they would be more likely to vote for them.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Photojournalist in college.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I most certainly have. I love the sound, but the ergonomics are terrible.

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

Work hard. Work efficiently. And don't do this if you're not sure.